It is said that Florida is the Fishing Capital
of the world and boats are king here.
One look at any map would explain why.
Florida has 1350 miles of shoreline and is
laced with endless lakes, streams and ponds,
as well as an Ocean and Gulf on the Coasts,
each with their own dedicated group of fans.
A 2006 five year no fishing ban for an area just west of
the Keys to protect Florida's Fish has the sides divided:
New
Marine Reserve
Florida's Fish are in two groups, Freshwater and Saltwater.
Florida's Freshwater Fish:
FFWCC
Florida's
Endangered and
Threatened Fish
Florida's Threatened or Endangered Fish:
Florida's Threatened Fish
Some of
Florida's Fish in Trouble:
Gulf Sturgeon - Threatened
Okaloosa Darter - Endangered
Shortnosed Sturgeon - Endangered
Smalltooth Sawfish - Endangered
The Florida State Saltwater Fish is the Sailfish
and
the Freshwater Fish is the Largemouth Bass.
Learn more about Florida official
everything here:
St. John's River
Online
Places to learn more:
Defenders of Wildlife
Smalltooth Sawfish
Earth Justice
Critical Habitat Proposed
FFWS
Facts about Gulf Sturgeon
Florida Museum of Natural
History
Fish in
the News
New
Marine Reserve
Smalltooth Sawfish
Lab Spaces
Endangered Sawfish
Live Science
Save This Ugly Fish
Mote Marine Laboratory
News Update for Sawfish
National Geographic
Attacks Over for Now
Giant Jumping Sturgeon
Jumping Sturgeon
NOAA
Smalltooth Sawfish
Ocean Conservancy
Smalltooth Sawfish
Science Daily
Endangered Billfish
Endangered Sawfish
Sharks Face Extinction
Sharks in Peril
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Decline in Florida's Reef Fish
USFWS
Sturgeon
USGS
Sturgeon
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